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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-20
BROOKLYN.

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Albert W. barrow attempted to COM init suicide on
son Dr. r. barrow formerly wealthy dentist oil Full
toD-st
Plans have been s5o6oJ building which the
resation Of ST Peters Evangelical Lutheran Church
rose To Beifordave. near De Kalbave 1t Will be
built oil br OK with stone trnminge
ts Human Washington" at the Washingtons Birthday
eeebrat OF the Brooklyn Institute.
ston of The COUNTY Hospital he Win bring the matter up
at the next meeting OF the BOartL
con richardson broadway railroad Company came
again before Justice EIre in the supreme Court yes
teriay but adjourned.
The New-York and sea Beach Railroad Company asked
Justice Bartlett In the Court yesterday TO appoint
commissioners to decide whether 1t was necessary Tor the
Brooklyn Bath ami West End Railroad Company TO cross It's
TRACKS Tor the purpose OF forming new terminus at Coney
Island.
The stery with the Tacott robbery remains
unsolyei Captain yesterday that
an outsider was with the and that the
aided by some woman inside the house Every pawn,
both cities had heen searched but no trace OF the
missing jewciry has been found
Jorecse mort $1,000 made TO him trustee for
the OF the Grand street Prospect Park and Flat
referred the action yesterday Frederick w Adee 10 take
testimony and compute the amount due
the Of the Young Mems Democratic Club OF
Ill., Coqu OF Georgia AttorneyGen
Han Mayop Whitney MesSrs McKeiway and Mclean are
expected speak Secretary Lamar VIII PROBABLY speak ior
the Washington Administration
John Buonaventua. who was held on charge OF man
ss.Se an upon ns so9y 81 J inv
that Iynch's death was the result of an accident
John Fleming. husband Of May Agnes Fleming. the au
sSt ,., in the y t S FROM s w Ts was
tosupport and educate her two sons at IL Johns College
Of the Franciscan Broher claiming that at present they
have look after them properly The matter was
olty 10 Children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-20

town O. with mdse 80 cabin 225 storage
fs Steamer %sf e s s LOTT Iesh win
mdse simpson. Spence Young Arrived al the har
pm nxr.prn
Steamer City of Chester CBr Lewis Liverpool via Queens
Steamer Lake Superior (r, Stewart Liverpoo-Jame'
Steamer Mehley Hall tBr, Ill., Lverpool-chas Sum
neT ES cab.v r punning Plymouth E-Peter Wright
Steamer circassia CBr, Campbell, oiasgow--Henderson
Steamer waesand (Belg. Ueberweg. Antwerp-Pe'er
steamer jan Breydci (Belg). Meyer. Antwerp-Funch'
Steamer chandernagor m Jaques Marseilles-Funch' Ed
steamer yparra No (spanA LasarnO. salerno' Italy
steamer vefiumnus (Br Cook. Montego Bay JAG wes'
Steamer San Marcos Burrows. Havana-J Ward co;
Steamer Coma Bolger. Key West and Galveston-c IL NAL
10Y Steamer Louisiana eager II Seaman
steamer City Of san Antonio Wilder Port Royal and fer
Steamer seminoio kembc Charleston ana Jacksonville
Steamer GGyandoue, Kelley. Newport News and West
Steamer Dabeattie SBr) Gregory. Newport News-w"
Steamer John Gibson Young, Georgetownand ALEXANDRIA
steamer Bennett nm ms
ship Reporter. spalding. Chittagong. BEA-'erhon d"
shp &naSuac Robinson Melbourne Hines CO.
Ship Henry Sanford COlcOrd sydney. Nsw-R " caio'
@ sa
Brig st Water tBr Tr'e' wnGhester Co
Bark Persia f,r), Malcolm. Buenos Ayres-snow q bur
gess NJ. r,.,,,.rosp. rsons
IOud NJ. ro~os
l. Loud. ,,rn
Steamers Gotardo for Mediterranean ports; La Cham
paane Havre; Circassa Glasgow: Buffalo Hull; Choago
Newcastle: Scytha Liverpool State OF Nevada, GLASGOW
Ybara No f. Saerno; Marcos Havana; Louisiana
Orleans Amethyst Buehelds Coma dalyeston;
Orleans Vertnmnus Montego Bay Nacoochee, sa'ah
nah: Regulator wilmington: Seminole. Charleston
Sims othelo for Calcutta; Sterling, san Francisco ,,,
Ranks Fritz smith, for Ermouth Dux, Carupano; icho
Demerara Jose Bueno Maanzas Ulster 81 JOHNS NJ
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Feb lo-Arrived steamer Tower Hill obj. Arch
ivRnroof Feb i9Arrved. steamer st Adams (Br) NIL
land from NewIork. .---- ,,.-- m, ,,oo
ora from New.YoIk on her way TO Gothenburg, 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-20
MATTERS AFFECTING SrREErCLEAyIyG

Street Cleaning Commissioner Coleman told Acting Mayor
Beekman yesterday there bill before Congress which
seriously his department 1t Is bill TO deepen The
main ship channel leading this harbor and prohibits the
dumping of material within certain OF te SHORE
or channel Will prevent taking the street art and
refuse and dumping three miles nom shore as al
present Coleman wants hearing before the committee
having the bill IN charge and Will Try 10 nave The u4 ahehu
ed so as allow dumping as now. 80
peputy commissioner seebod OF the STRENGTHENING De
parteu completed the report OF hs observations OF
London. Paris and other European cities
He lOrk's better better
ments and more careful observance OF the ordinances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-20
EFFORTS ~ BEHALF or OYEIL.

Charles Brooke counsel for exAlderman O'Neii OBJ
tanned from judge Barnard Poughkcepse yesterday an
order TO show further should not be granted
TO O'Ne given by judge Barrett expires 10 NOR
row Judge tpOncd the hearing until next haur
day Mi brooke before Judge Barrett and
ask that o Neil remain in Now York until Judge
Barnard hears argunen gives decision The object,
Mt BROOKE night, is 10 gam tine and 10 keep ONe
heie until the be appealed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-20
THE pRESBYTERIAy CLTR

The Presbyterian Club held It's annual meeting last night
in the Park Avenue Hotel organized for
years during the winter months meetings are held every
Saturday discussion Of pastoral WORK and kindred
TOPICS a friends and ladies invited DR..
Charles Robinson. president OF the club presided and
paper was Professor W. H. Of Princeton,
The Critical Partition OF the Ponateuch" general dis
cussion Among those present were the Rev Dr.
and Mira s. NJ. Hamilton, the Rev. Dr. WOIral Vice Chan
celor Mrs Maco racken, the Rev pr Wendell Prime
the Rev and Mrs Fleetwood. Dr. and Mrs. Charles
Deems. the Rev. Edward Deems and tie Rev. James
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-20
A QUESTION or NIGHT SIGNALS.

The statement published in The Herald yesterday that
the night signal Of the New York Yacht Cubgreenred
In code Of signals
and IL assistance wanted" winiam Coston.
elected member Of tho club account Of his light
signsis says; There tho first place. international
code Of night signals and there Was thsrs e NO ser IN
general and aud four letters the
Hers II vessels But In all cases wepsratory
sisna must shown attract attention. Tho
sknsi Of the NsnYork Yacht Club Il not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-20
a YOUNG INDIANS SELETORTURE.
nroopy MouRN1yG FOR HIS DEAD BRorHER-G )IN(

WITHOUT FOOD AND DRINK
Muzzah. promising young Sioux Indian, VINO Is one
Of Buffalo Bills attractions received WORD yesterday
morning OF the death his brother atPine Ridge Agency
Dakota and he began TO his loss In true lhdan
fashion He first uttered prolonged series Oh yens'
shrieks and groans that brought all the ponce III no
neighborhood to the Garden, and aroused All the ina
OF that extensive structure. who were taking morning
sleep They all knew what the matter was and only .e
unipitiated In Indian gathered around MN !"
watch the proceedings As the fervor OF MS griei III
creased he drew long bowieknfc from Its sheath ana
began sashng his barred breast arms and legs WIN IT,
While the blood from Malt dozen wounds was coursng
down his body and forming red pools at his feet he sat
down and with the bloody weapon began whiting
ont wooden pins the thickness and length OF lead
pencil which he sharpeDed to point During the tlme
he kent up the loud dismal bowling expanding in vol
ume as the pain increased and the pools OF blood grew
larger.
When the skewers ready he caught the eshy part
of one leg between the thumb and fingers OF the left hand
and drove the wooden pin into the flesh until the pin pro-
truded He did the to each limb. and also drove
pin through either cheek These he allowed to remain
him or attempt to interfere Among the Indians II Is on
pain OF instant death that Indian speaks TO announcer
who s In mourning until after the third day AFTER
the Indian drew the pins he rolled himself from heao
to foot his blanket and crawed into oneOf the mahge
where he lay all day without food drink moaning ana
grooming and occasionally breakn5 out into wlld snehs
as he thought of his loss The blood stained wooden pms
we're exhibited to many visitors to the Garden yesterday
and there many applications for them 10 De AeP do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-20
ONLY THE SLOW CUyARDERS FOR SALE

In reference the dispatch from Ottawa yesterday stating
that Lucus Tute representing the Canadian Pacihc
Raroad was in this city completing arrangements for the
purchase OF Of the Cur rd Line was
learned unard Office that none OF the last steamships
are sale negotiations are pending LOOKING 70 inc
purchase by the Canadian Pacific OF three OF me slower
steamers-the Batavia Parthla and ADyssnla-"heh c W
rum between Vancouver and Australia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-20
INNS AVID ARuOR OF JAPAN

Specimens Of the and armor OF ancient Japan were
arranged in picturesque order the stage at Cckcrng
Hall last night for a lecture by Tatni Baba OF Japan Not
twenty persons occupied seats IN The hail.
lecturer showed OF different swords arrows and
the Japan and gave account
OF traditions leading 70 Their discovery and use.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-20
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS

Arrived yesterday by the Erura (Cunar) from Liverpool
Edwards P.errepont Bishop Henry G. Potter and the Kud
dgore troop -
Arrived yesterday by the Britannia (Whe star from
Liverpool Bishop Lyman Of NOrth Carolina and Fred
May. 49,. ,
sailed Yesterday by the Champagne freuch Limo Tor
Havrc Bishop Granln, Of tie Northwest Territory, and
Nicar. t.eneral LcsirADc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-20

ARRESTED FOR THE JERSEY CITY ROBBERY.
John Lantry, q boer-maker in the Brooklyn Navy
Yard was arrested yesterday charge OF completely
in the burglary the Jersey City Post Office few weeks
ago Post Office Inspector Clark who has been in charge
OF the the burglary, saw that one OF the
hammers which the thieves left III the post once nad
some bits copper the head II was also OF pecuar
shane and there were marks the handle from when
IL was inferred that 1t had been used in Government
shop Inspector Clark found that William Lantry, VINO
is now under arrest of the burglars had brother
who employed at the Navy Yard, who had peen on
duty on the ay and the forenoon after the ROD
berry John Lantry was found yesterday board OF the
Enterprise the Navy Yard lie was identified by re,
of the act. ,
One OF the wedges which used by the thieves was
also recognized similar 10 those in use III the
Navy Yard shops -Four persons have now been arrested
as concerned In the burglary and the assault on the
Waterman John Lantry taken before Commissioner
Shields yesterday and held in $4,000 ta for exaln
nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-20
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

UPPER NKw. RoCHELLR-Tbe OF smallpox rep0rte
rom this place Is now said not 10 be smallpox.
NAhARoNRcK.-John Chapman building o new
yacht for George Seney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-20
NEW,JERSEY TOWNS.

RAnwAYJohn Caroan appears in his dramatic recitas
at the First Presby tcraD Church dtsday evening
NEW BRuNswIcK-Lewis APPLICABLE became the executor
Of Of William Maoy In 1871 Cntil year ago
Nra Maoy and Miss Annie Hercr received from him the
income Then they began 10 experience difficulty and
lately had nothing They intend 10 force him TO an
accounting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-20
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRDGEPoRTA case OF black diphtheria the maiig
pant type Of that disease h reported the eastern Of the
oily.
srRArroRp-B Bishop Mcmahon diocese Of Hartford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-20
LONG ISLAND

BgxsAuThe coronors Jury yesterday decided that the
Ard NOT know who killed Philip bchedweiler and his wife
Philip schledwclle it, has been appointed administrator
the estate ~ Surrogate Tuthill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-20

IA the codes Of ether countries There s the slightest
danger Of misakng IT. merely wish to correct all
rlisapprehension on the part Of TIE Herald" vo,r
Costons night signals were adopted by tho Ne"''oiA
Yacht Club in 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
Sun rises. so 537 Noon rise. 523 Moons p
HIGH WATER
AM-sandy Hook. 513 Gov Isld. ga Hell Gate. 81;
P.M-sandy Hook. Gl7 Gov lard. SOL Hell Gate. SAC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-20

Earl e. Wilson's L. g. w. brinl OF Mems
Collars and cuffs tho best Sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-20

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
4l Lexington ave. between, goth and SOth ste.
Hours To ], bto7 disease Of the Nervous system
GeDito. Urinary organs Impotence and sterility
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-20

PILES! PILES! PINS!
Cured without tho knife powder save MCGUIRE no pay
A. A. CORKiSs II West 3lstst
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De. HAYS HAIR HEALTI

Fradicates DANDRFF and HAD DlstAskT OWE LIFE aud
VIGoR GRAY HAIR. Preferred for purity and perfume
buy KILL CoRSs Enough 10 kill fifty cOrns for ~ cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-20
CrpF FOR THE DEAF.

CURE FOR THE DEAF.
PICKS PATENT IMPRovED CUSHIONED EAR DRUMS perfectly
restore hearing perform the work Of the Natural Drum
invisible comfortable and always position. All converse
tons and whispers heard distinctly Send for Illustrate
book testimonials Address call On h. uisCoA
1858 broadway. n. " Mention this paper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-20

DR.. LYoS's PERFECT TOorH POWDER
An Elegant Toilet Luxury. 20 cen,A
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Announcements

ALBERT LEWIS, NJ. D., Beach-st, N. Y.
Hours-ll to ] and 8 to p M Sundays, 10 TO H.
Diseases OF nervous system. from whatever cause.
specaty for 40 Our readers may safely con
suit Doctor with the assurance OF receiving hoho
treatment reliable opinions and advice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-20

town with mdse 80 cabin and 225 storage passenees
Peter Wright Arrived at the Bar at $40 x,,t
Steamer Critic Lori. Leth Jan ~ Danase 49,
mdse to simpson Spence Young Arrived ~ inc nAi u"
pm .urr
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Grain ana Provisioua

ruhAisucuJpy .. N. uuuty DTOkeT.
CHICAGO, Feb. %, l O'Clock p. m.
Wheat. Corn. Oats, Pork. Lard
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CHICAGO, Feb. 23-The Drocers Journal re.
ports Cattle-Receipts. I 900 head shipments,
2.0C0 market weak shipping steers, $50 to
l,sG hs.. s3636o Is; stockers and feeders, % e5
as 81 cows, bulls and mixed, .. O03 80 bulk,
Gso68 IS; Taxas cows. a %.
Hogs-keceipts. $500 head; shipments, s.aCO
head market and prices SLOW; rough
mixed, S l5ab5 90 packing and shipping, g 400
8 80; light, y so9s 20 skips. % 52d4 70.
head markst siow na,ivss =, ,iSi o.,
Western. % oo0A 60; Texans. q 5O14 co; lambs,
u 60oo IS.
EAST LI1HRrY.-Cattle- Receipts, 50, head ;
shfpmcnts, rs market fair prime, s5f5 25
fair TO good. s! S5d4s: common. sia5 chip.
ments u New York. none.
Hogs-Receipts. 2 aO head; shipments / 500
head market drm Phi!adelphias, Is eOSsS 10
Workers, - 5o13t6: common TO light E .5fo5 -
Sheep Receipts. $50 head shipments, 5000
market fair on sheep and very duff on Lambs
prime S l0G5 Is fair to good, o. 25G4 IS; com.
mon, % az 30; Lambs. t&G6
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Bread for the Poor
- Friend" to-day gave forty.three loayes
soaA % the soup fund.
xe.ss y. Vest Won the Jack Pot.

"a as 1oeDe ~ vest Won the Jack Pot
~ lathrop Monitor.
ess 80 Senator Vest, when young man.
pnelly INDUCED in the fsscinstine 2
- called draw poker, game which we
~ y thoroughly understood In oil Its de.
- Clinton county, Mo, moro especially
MOP Well. once on time Vest had tried
" . 2 littie county seat and received q
- Ior clearing tho man. SO much
somptfng to the depizens as = cool water.
49, g hungry negro The result was,
me Of poker was gotten up. The
intended to fleece Vest, and of
sloeked the cardA They had no
20 pay 10 but which shed had no floor
ssnS ssssn DRY wheat straw. 1t was
s-osnoeo game, and . dry goods box
~ g table. It happened 10 be ,sck
eno vest opened 1t on the queena The
Oeioe nxed, the other fellows had
osooAs ana OF course raised he.
me draw. Vest stood the raise
w Two cards. Az luck would
y he got the other queen. The betting
nenced and grew exceeding by wars warns
would saiss the young lawyer and he
$50 them and 20 little ho,' o
OUTSIDER, who stood with the
sooked over Vests shoulder and
~ z iormidable hand he had. He
=. nui nnesrs, shook bis head, and
veye tsied TO warn his friends
q PoIposa Ne ssw that Vest
~ ne stEaw door ON
- them e run for dear
- Nhieh sesves him 20
<syss ~ HIN bsooms
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NEW YORK Feb "a, l:3O p. m.-Money loaned
at 4 per cent Exchange steady !, posted RATES
s61s9a sex. Governmentssteady Currency Sc,
2sa. BID As Coup, u sssE bid 4h's do. q lCII
bid.
The stock market this morning was active
ana prices were strong, advancing from the
opening TO the present hour. The features were
Union Pacific. Reading, Northwest. St. Paul
and Texas Pacific. The stocks named were
actively bought and led the advance As com.
pared with the closing figures Of yesterday,
values are up u to per cent.
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1ARk rs,
rev N0rR mArket

rev Nork market
NBw YORK. Feb. 24,-Flour market dull !;
good to choice extra Western, q eS63 o. good
70 fancy extra state g so04 10; common to good
extra Western, SS l0ff3 90.
Wheat~No i Rea state. asSc: No. . DO
sskc; No. Red, Winter, Feb, saNci April,
Corn.No. 3 mixed Feb, i7xc; March. A7jsc
6ats-sS. White State. sos; No. 2 do, s',.c. /;
Ne mixed. FEB, SS14c; AoIil, Sskc.
Rye dull Western, S0Sc State, o7k0S9c.
PORK dull; new mess, sls 90; old mess, Gs :,
Lard-March. q q; April. o. 20; May, e!s.
AOlasses Gull At l9c for boiling eloCk.
Turpentine weak at Ssk0SSs.c.
Rosfn dull strained to gooo, q COOL 10.
Petroleum dull Refined. in cases, shc.
1reights dull; grain to Hull. sa.d.
Butter Dull Western Creamery. lssss6c
Elgin Creamery. aaG3oc state dairy, half frkin
Cheess dull: western Flat, llkoisc: good to
choice light skins. lQeSGllhc. Fancy White, III
Glc; State Factory, ukIAc
,ssss. ssss' A''''e ! s'A'e' '''eh0' western 'es'
sugar steady; Refined Cutioaf, eNc; Granu'
lated, 5ll-l6.
Taliov steady; prime city, a1[c.
kicG dull Carolina. fair tu good, 303hc-
/ Coffee dull fair cargoes, Ahc.
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Yerk's Grave Olisnma,

D egk's school board ID now In . grave di.
1nA More than twelve years ago the
~ adopted the unwise policy Of not meet
~ current expenses OF each year by
s1mg sufncient tax to pay for the same ;
ellcwec deficit 10 accumulate each
This deficit has increased from year
yoor until 1t reached ths snug sum of
1Q0 The present years tax has
D consumed in the payment OF the
1eee part Of Indebtedness. In few days
Will b. due to teachers and janitors
md this can only be met by the board,
npOe OF its members, ~ individuals, Dor.
on9 this amount and making themselves
c9ally liable. The teachers have de-
e4 - take their chances Of being paid, and
Neoniinue teaching.
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chn Taggert was heard to-day before
oGman AcConomy on the charge OF steal.
&urksys from tho cars Of the Pennsylva.
easrOpd. Levi Eckert and Peter
- nov serving terms Of imprisonment
- chafges and until recently Tsggert
III prison on another charge. The evi-
- was not sufficient and he was dis
sUsd.
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~ fenisoa Envelopes with eyeaet ana cora
ol1 sisso open at ENDS ana siaes are IL best and
sAeapsse envelope ia ths masket zoe mailing
eanples Of dry goo1ss photographs. cArds
Printed and f0r sale at the
iHrSLLiasNCEs OFFICE.
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CHrcA 90. Feb. "a. ESQ a. m.-Msrset opened.
wheat.March. 72Xc; April, 1,Hc May, 7ssc.
Corn March. $50; April, sSJtc; May, sslc.
Oats-April. "a g: May, 2s5se.
Pork-Nsy, elS 2nc.
Lard-March, % a,1i: April, q OK May q lIk.
Short Ribs May. q .5
CtUoIHo.
wheat-ysb- 7axc; March. Ehc Aprl.
sSc May, 7sMc.
.Oorr.teb., ss,tc March. ss,sc; April, sss<c
May, Sskc.
Oats-feo. es,sc; March. ssLc: April
clKc; May. 2sHc.
tork-Feb., sl5 IS; March. IS IS; May
Lard-reo., 800; March. 500; April. 81 q,
May. q l9x.
Ribs-Feb. ana March. .: 20: May, G77k
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DDAfHn,

HARrrx-February = 1887. in this city. S us anna
Martin, wife Of the late John j. Martin, OF Dru.
more. IN her ssd year.
Funeral from the residence Of her son in.law.
John W. Anderson. lsa East walnut street, on
Friday morning ats:SO to proceed TO the West
King street railroad station. Services and In.
terment at Chestnut Level Al O'Clock 2tds
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To RATS. cattle IN m. ,y..,

Sauk g. Hendrickson, son OF the late Geo
eodrickson, who was q resident OF Mt.
many years ago, held sale Of personsi
esty last week in Cecil county, Nd. The
ceeds were over g. .o0a The young man
- this week for Arizona, where he will
= ~ cattle ranch.
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